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The inside of the cathedral is beautiful and it is free to get inside.
Be sure to check out the mural of the Three Plagues (the Black Death, the Turks, and locusts) on the south outside wall (near the mausoleum).

An interesting building built on a slope which made for steep steps on one side. Walk around to the other side if you want to avoid the climb. Inside there were some lovely chandeliers and woodwork, but a pity that the altar painting was covered...More

Hans Neisenberger phenomenal 1786 Domkirche Cathedral's architecture invites you with a peaceful stunningly beautiful place to reflect on faith, skilled tradesmen, stained glass artisans and history. We were overwhelmed by the beauty!

This is a small but absolutely gorgeous cathedral in the midst of the old city. We were unable to spend much time, but we found ourselves longing for more time. The Baroque architecture was so beautiful. It is amazing how many different ways a European...More

Hard to photo from the outside due to the cathedral being situated on a hill closely surrounded by other buildings. However, the interior has much to see, albeit that not a lot of daylight manages to get into the church. Statues, large oils, ornamentation focus...More

What a beautiful cathedral. I could have stayed there for hours. The architecture and interior was amazing. So much to take in. I would recommend this stop to anyone visiting the Graz area. Make sure to check the times the cathedral is open.

A beautiful cool, very large Baroque church. The architect was Hans Neisenberger. Originally a parish church it became the court church for Frederick the third and Holy Roman Emperor. It became a cathedral in 1786. It has two beautiful dowry chests of Paola Conzaga behind...More